Happy Ending Bar and Restaurant offers experienced bar hoppers an excellent change of scenery. More like an adult basement party than your average Hollywood bar, this place is sort of like the man cave every (man and woman) wishes they had. Hanging out at Happy Endings means playing some pool, sipping on some beers or enjoying a little classic rock (or whatever happens to be playing on the jukebox).
Finding the perfect venue for a Cinco De Mayo celebration can be difficult. You want a place that embodies all the fun and free-spirited feelings of the day, that’s easy to get to and allows you to fully partake in the holiday without a lot of hassle. But search no further. Happy Ending Bar and Restaurant is an excellent choice for those looking to spend this rowdy day relaxing over icey cold brews and delicious classic greasy bar food with friends. Happy Ending exudes everything Angelenos look for in a Cinco De Mayo spot year round. With a fairly decently priced valet always on site, you can avoid the usual struggles of parking in this highly popular area of Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. Walking into the large yellow building, at the center of it all you’ll find a giant circular bar stocked with every alcoholic concoction under the sun. Surrounding the bar are a bevy of things to delight even the pickiest of bar hoppers. Happy Ending has the best of everything: areas strictly reserved for beer pong, tables where you can sit and eat a full meal, plenty of bar stools, sections for throwing darts, pool tables, a jukebox (usually cranking out classic rock tunes) and even a dance floor for when the sun goes down and the energy goes up. Just like Cinco De Mayo, Happy Ending Bar And Restaurant is chill, casual, and all about the party.
Happy Ending has awesome things planned for every night of the week (like Karaoke Mondays and Beer Pong/Flip Cup Thursdays, both featuring $12 pitchers). You might want to scope out their website and see what's on the schedule before you head over so you
As the day turns into night, Happy Ending gets busier and busier, transforming from a pub-like atmosphere into a full bar scene. If it gets really crowded they start charging covers to get in so make sure you get there early, avoid the fees, and stake out a good spot.
Join our mailing list and receive weekly highlights
Los Angeles
Whether you're full on into the hipster lifestyle, or just feel like experimenting this weekend, Harvard and Stone is the place to go. With an awesome crowd that seems like they just finished sifting through old records before they showed up, this venue is a great place to grab a mixed drink with friends and try out those new non-prescription glasses you bought at the flea market. View
Culver City
People take their drinks seriously these days, and Oldfield's makes sure that liquor aficionados have a place to call their own. Serving up stiff drinks with things like jalapeno honey, Creole shrub, and produce straight from the local farmer's market, this old-timey Westside bar knows how to keep the locals happy and coming back for more each night. View
Hollywood
The Parlour Room is everything a local yearns for in a bar. The specialty cocktails are excellent and inventive. The inside is reminiscent of Old Hollywood charm and the outdoor area is ideal for chatting with a date or a friend by the burning brick fireplace. This place is so worth stepping off Hollywood Boulevard and venturing into the neighborhood. View
Los Angeles
Dark and rough with a fun pirate theme, Redwood Bar and Grill in downtown Los Angeles is a dive bar with personality. Edgy and fun, the dark bar resembles a pirate ship and serves excellent pub food along with great happy hour specials and live punk and rock music every night of the week. View
Leave a review for The Happy Ending